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Falling in Love Very Quickly Is Not the Real Problem: This Error Is Much More Risky, According to Psychologists
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"I think I'm already in love." This sentence, spoken after a few days or only a few weeks, often arouses mistrust. Many see it as a sign of immaturity or the promise of a relationship that will be extinguished as quickly as it began. The philosophy professor specialized in emotions Aaron Ben-Ze'ev, published a book on the evolution of romantic love. In Psychology Today, he defends the idea that falling in love quickly would not be the real probl…
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